The Key of A

The quiet library rented my mind for a season in an hour time is a hand no one ever sees I 
think this is an end bend the spoon lick the blade it’s all for sale silence is chain-mail 
reason hits like a kiss of claws scratching for salvation the key of A drove a composer 
mad drawing of a withered woman lost in a face
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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